Manhattan Beach Botanical Garden

In Polliwog Park, the Manhattan Beach Botanical Garden is a small, volunteer-run demonstration garden that focuses on native Californian species. This is one of The Most Beautiful Botanical Gardens In L.A. Locals go there to learn about native gardening that is sustainable and to acquire ideas for new landscaping. A non-profit organization for public education, the Manhattan Beach Botanical Garden is situated in Polliwog Park and is "committed to promoting Earth-friendly gardening techniques, supporting the use of drought-tolerant plants, including California natives, and protecting human natural resources."

All of the plants on display at this public garden are drought resilient because it is all about water-wise plants. They have seven instructional signs for self-guided tours, a poppy hillside, a meditation garden, and a wildflower meadow. As a result of using chemical-free gardening methods, it is also a recognized animal habitat. Keep an eye out because their wildflower beds are known to draw birds and butterflies.

Families will see a range of natural and non-native trees, grasses, and flowers throughout California, such as succulents, lilacs, and wildflowers. Seven days a week, from sunrise to sunset, families are welcome to visit. This tiny botanical garden doesn't charge a ticket to enter. Face masks are needed, and the Garden is open.

Address: 1237 N Peck Ave, Manhattan Beach, CA 90266, United States

Phone: +1 310-546-1354

Website: https://www.mbbgarden.org/